Have you ever had that thought?
It used to be referred to as a midlife crisis, but today there is evidence that “this it” affects the whole spectrum of ages, genders, religious denominations and any other societal demographic.
You could have the house, the cars, the vacation place in the mountains or at the coast, the required 2.5 kids, a successful business or senior level position. You have all the outer accoutrements and social metrics that suggest you are successful and accomplished. Or you could be in between jobs, single, or just starting your professional career. This feeling, this state of being, does not discriminate.
You “should” be happy. You “should” be fulfilled, you made it, or you are on the way. Yet, there is the slightest feeling of dread, the slightest discontentment, or the slightest disillusionment. This nagging feeling, the “this it” has many labels. The common denominator is something just feels like it is missing. It is an unsatisfied feeling robbing you of happiness, joy, and harmony.
Some will chide themselves for feeling ungrateful. Some will purchase a new shiny object in attempt to assuage this feeling deep within. Some will simply grin and bear it, but the feeling will not go away.
What is this feeling? It is our inner most desire to be fulfilled, and to live with purpose. It is your WHY. It is uniquely individual to each of us and as diverse as humanity itself.
If you are familiar with this feeling or some aspect thereof, you are not alone. Many have pondered the meaning of life, well-being, and happiness individually, academically, and religiously.
So, what is the next step. What is the alternative to a life of just getting by?
We are the creators of a paradigm shifting program that creates a better relationship with self to have a better relationship with everything else.
What is the “Status Quo?” It is feeling of being trapped in our routines, our beliefs and our ways of thinking. A safety of being just enough.
What are the repercussions of not taking action? It takes a great deal of courage to travel this path. To challenge your own status quo.
We are not guaranteed what is on the other side because we have limited information. We only have our experience and our beliefs that make up our world.
With that said what is the cost of status quo to you? Financially, Emotionally, or within your Relationships?
We all have dreams and aspirations of fulfillment. Stated another way who does not want to be happy?
What does your ideal life look like? Do you have the courage to pursue your dreams and aspirations?
If you do, we would love to have a conversation with you.
